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Stress and Settlement of Footings in Sand
In current engineering practice, the magnitude of the settlement of a footing in sand, as compared to the settlement of a different size footing in the same sand, is considered to be a...

Load Settlement curve Method for Spread Footings of Sand
A newly developed method is presented to predict the complete load settlement curve for square spread footings on sand loaded at their center with a vertical load and with an embedment...

Downdrag on Piles: Review and Recent Experimentation
A review of the literature on pile downdrag is provided, within the context of a recent full-scale study involving two pile groups driven in soft clay, subsequently surcharged by a 2.5...

Prediction of Movement in Expansive Clays
The movement of expansive soils is usually due to a change of suction near the soil surface. The properties of the soil that govern the amount and rate of movement are the suction compression...

Foundation Deformation Due to Earthquakes

Deformations in Granular Soils Due to Cyclic Loading

Test and Prediction Results for Five Spread Footings on Sand
A separate volume summarizes this prediction symposium. It is available from ASCE in New York and is entitled as listed above. This prediction event took place during the conference and...

Menomonee Valley Greenway Feasibility Study

Balancing Recreational, Economic Development and Environmental Protection Goals for New Recreational Boating Facilities in the State of Wisconsin, U.S.A.

Boating Needs Assessments (BNA) for Evaluating Boat Ramp and Facilities Needs

The Community Options Model?: A PC Tool for Evaluating Community Choices for Marinas and Tourism

The Evolving Role of Marinas as Public Marine Parks and Water Recreation Areas in Southern California 1960-1994

Environmentally Compatible Marinas the Major Issues that Need to be Addressed in Designing New and Retrofitting Existing Marinas

A Predictive Model of Sewage Pumpout Station Use Among Chesapeake Bay Boaters

Balancing Environmental Issues when Developing the Marina Project Scope

Master Planning -- Fact or Fiction

Design and Technological Opportunities at Waterparks: The Hyland Hills' Water World Experience

The Waterfront Development Process

Concept for a Mixed Use Recreational Harbor on Lake Superior

Fraser Lands Riverfront Park Shoreline Edge Treatments

 

 

 

 

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